Sentence examples for particularly applied from inspiring English sources

The term was particularly applied to the 20th-century Italian poets whose forerunner was Arturo Onofri and whose primary exponent and leader was Giuseppe Ungaretti.

The bishops of the Episcopal Church, acting on the most contentious issue facing their denomination's General Convention, voted late today to reject a proposal that church officials develop rites to bless relationships between couples living together outside marriage, rituals that would probably be particularly applied to gay relationships.

Outside the field of education in the narrower sense, applied linguistics (and, more particularly, applied sociolinguistics) has an important part to play in what is called language planning i.e., in advising governments, especially in recently created states, as to which language or dialect should be made the official language of the country and how it should be standardized.

He told me all about the interactive, 3D animation that his company does, particularly applied to the education sector.

The analysis of liberalisation processes is relatively recent, particularly applied to the transport sector.

The latter study was particularly applied to reconstruction of waviness, geometry and preferential distribution of carbon nanotubes (CNTs).

That particularly applies to certain breeds of dog.

That particularly applies to the human and the animal.

This will particularly apply in Tower Hamlets, where chronic diseases such as diabetes are more prevalent.

That particularly applies to anything that might suggest you've got a lot of loot.

That particularly applies to his putting, which on day one was, in its overall implications, sensational.